The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-01-14

ued at 1852, 800, and insured Tor SlIS,"
231. The number OF ives lost is 1877.
Col. Bill King Of Minneapolis has come
INTO possession ofS1, 600, 600 or more won
in his great suit with Remington.
The following pensions nave been allow
ed to people in Minnesota: Carl Schultz,
st. Paul; Mary, widow OF Henry 4. Fair
banks, Justin. Pensions increased-Ol.
yer +. Brand, Faribault; Jacob w. Wal.
rod, Faribault; John Courin, Blue Earth
City; Charles w. Allen, Stewart; Henry :.
Reed, New Ulm. The following patents were
issued at Washington to Minnesota inven-
tors: G.. Abbott, Harrison, milk pail holder;
c.. S. Caul6eld, Minneapolis, horseshoe; }. +.
Fox, Minneapolis, show case; J.Q. Macken-
zie, Minneapolis, hinge lnOrtising machine
c. c. Wrenshall, St. Paul, track bolt; j..
Bodin, st. Paul, hair tonic trade mark.
A bold robbery was perpetrated at the
residence Of Don Domingo Cana, the Chi
liam minister. The burglar was F. b. Sill
Va, a Brazilian, who had formerly been
employed as a servant in the minister's
household.
The paymaster general OF the army will
soon issue a circular notifying officers that
he will at once begin the settlement of
claims resulting from the decision OF the
second controller in the Rodman case.
The controller decided that graduates Of
the military academy were only entitled
to the pay OF cadets from date OF gradua.
ton to date OF acception OF commissions
as second lieutenant. 1t has been the Gus
tom to pay the gradutes as second ~lieuten-
ants from the date OF graduation, and in
cOn sequence all the officers were required
10 refund the amour Overdrawn. Those
who returned the money can procure 1t
from the paymaster general or second all
ditOr, according TO the date OF the claims.
The proprietors OF the Boston Herald
announce to their employees a proposition
TO give to them for the current year a por.
ton OF the net profit OF the business, after
reserving the interest on the value Of the
property. The employees are to share in
proportion to the wages received during
the year.
The Law and Order league of Pittsburg
has ~inaugurated a war on Sabbath break
ers. Recently all the cigar stores, coniec-
tioneries and a large number OF saloons
were closed. The cigar dealers threaten to
retaliate by stopping the street cars and
closing up all kinds OF business on Sundays.
Monaghan e. Galley's Opera house at
New Lisbon, Ohio, was burned. Loss
heavy.
4 man dressed in a dark suit OF clothes
committed suicide at Niagara Falls by
jumping from the railway suspension bridge
into the rapids of the Niagara river, a
distance OF 1875 feet.
Judge Barrett OF New York has
granted a iniunction restraining the Globe
Mutual Benefit association from insuring
infants, on the ground that such pratice
is illegal
Thomas r. Whitehead, clerk OF the Cleve-
land board OF education, is SO, 500 short
in his accounts.
The secretary of the treasury on Monday
the Bird inst, directed the removal of A. VI.
Serbia from the Office OF the bank examiner
at New York. He refused to resign at the
request oil the controller of the currency.
NJ. '. Snyder, the newly appointed exami-
ner, LETT Washington Sunday with ~instruc-
tions to take charge OF the Office.
Senator Mitchell OF Oregon has been
visiting the iron furnaces OF Pennsylvania.
George Hill, one of the commissioners OF
Lasalle county, Texas, a leading citizen of
the town of Twohig, was assassinated.
Senator Sherman's wife has gone to Los
Angeles, with her children, for the winter.
The national debt statement shows a
decrease of $9,35S, 202 for December.
There are a full dozen candidates Tor the
seat OF Senator Logan, and no one is
greatly ahead.
For the month OF December, 1856, the
total business OF the st. Paul postofice
amounted to $534, 794.67, an increase Of
$35,663 over the same month OF 1885.
Miss Caldwell, who gave $500, 900 to
the proposed Roman Catholic university,
wants Bishop Spaulding to be president Of
the institution.
At Sioux City, in the district court John
A~rensdorf, Fred Mnnchrath, Paul III. Lead
er, Harry Sherman and Albert Koschnitski
pleaded not guiltyto the charge OF murder
ing ReY. DR.. Haddock, and were given fur
Their time to plead to the charges OF con-
spiracy. Sylvester Granda pleaded net
guilty to the charges OF conspiracy and
murder. Granda filed an affidavit OF in
ability to procure n counsel, and Judge
a Pendleton was appointed to defend
him. Assignments have been made in the
civil docket up to Jan. %, so that the
triai of the Haddoek case cannot come on
before that time, and no assignment has
yet been made for it, but it is expected to
get at it during the term.
Secretary MuIdrow, OF the interior de-
partment, reversed the decision OF Com
missioner Sparks canceling the homestead
entry OF Edward Flynnu upon the northwest
quarter OF section 81, town 101, range 3D.,
Mitchell land district. Flynn lived three
and one-half years upon the and and was
then driven TO st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Chicago to secure treatment for failing
eyes, and had to be gone for two years,
hiring a neighbor to preserve his claims.
| The ncignbor failed TO do so. and Sparks
Cancelled the claim for abandonment. The
secretary confirms Flynn's entry and dis
misses the contest, which John Arends had
brought against the entry.
Postmasters commissioned: Minnesota:
Dora w. Baer. Fourth-class postmasters
Observation-Disclosures Silver Creek. j. III.
Whitney. Dakota: Michigan, Elizabeth
Greene.